Thundercloud Dr. standoff ends in man’s suicide
A standoff Thursday near Rangewood Drive and Research Parkway ended with a man’s suicide. It happened in the 3900 block of Thundercloud Drive.…
Continue ReadingMan busted for growing pot inside Springs home
Colorado Springs police arrested a man for operating a marijuana grow operation. Police tell KRDO Newschannel 13 that they found the growing…
Continue ReadingTexas A&M evacuates campus after bomb threat
Texas A&M University officials say they have received a campus-wide bomb threat and are evacuating all students, faculty and staff. The…
Continue ReadingAmeriCorps Members Help Restore Land at Flying W Ranch
About 150 AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps members spent Friday working on erosion control and repairing fire damage at the Flying W…
Continue ReadingAccident Blocking Lanes On SB I-25 Near PPIR
Southbound I-25 is reopen between Colorado Springs and Pueblo near PPIR. An earlier crash closed I-25 near milemarker 122 (PPIR). We’re told…
Continue ReadingDirty diaper gets pregnant mom and baby kicked off bus
A woman is complaining to the public transit authority that a driver kicked her off a bus in Seattle because of her baby’s stinky diaper.…
Continue ReadingBeware a possible cookie dough scam
Colorado Springs police are warning people about a possible cookie dough scam. Police got a report about a girl dressed in a ROTC uniform who was…
Continue ReadingRomney, Ryan to rally at Red Rocks in Colorado
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan are scheduled to visit Colorado next week. The two have planned a rally at…
Continue ReadingDevice remotely disables cars if owner is late on payments
A device made in Colorado is helping car dealers and people with bad credit. The device is quite simple. It`s installed like a car alarm, and a…
Continue ReadingStandoff Frustrates Neighbors
Colorado Springs police evacuate residents and block streets during a standoff for safety reasons. Still, some neighbors struggle to understand the…
Continue ReadingFamilies, friends remember accident victims
Two women killed while taking a stroll through their neighborhood were remembered by hundreds Thursday night. Mourners gathered around the memorial…
Continue ReadingFire destroys home near Falcon
Firefighters in Falcon battled a fire that destroyed a home on Pamela Way Thursday afternoon. Falcon firefighters say some members of the family of 6…
Continue ReadingPueblo Animal Services seeks more money from government
Animal welfare services in the city and county of Pueblo could be lost if a disagreement over the budget isn’t worked out. The Humane Society…
Continue ReadingWestminster Police seeking information on an attemted child abduction
Westminster Police want to talk to anyone who may have been in an open space area during the time of an attempted child abduction to see if it could…
Continue ReadingFremont County forms cold case unit
A cold case investigation unit has been formed in Fremont County with retired law enforcement officers. Three retired law enforcement professionals…
Continue ReadingMake your mail in vote, count
212 thousand mail in ballots went out in El Paso County for this year’s presidential election. It’s the most ever that’s gone out…
Continue Reading5000 Black Hills Customers in Pueblo have power restored
About 5,000 black Hills Energy customers were without power in Pueblo Thursday afternoon. Black Hills spokesman Wes Ashton said two problems…
Continue ReadingOutlets at Castle Rock Fabulous Facebook Giveaway!
Fill in the form below for your chance to win great prizes from the Outlets at Castle Rock. Please submit only one entry One person will be randomly…
Continue ReadingJudge sets hearing for kidnapping suspect
A Montana man suspected of abducting and assaulting an 11-year-old Wyoming girl faces an initial court appearance Friday in Cody. Jesse Paul Speer of…
Continue ReadingJudge rules for cheerleaders in Bible banner suit
A judge says an East Texas school district policy barring cheerleaders from quoting biblical scripture on banners at high school football games…
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